We often end up finding out their credit score or income doesn't cut it only after we've shown them around, which honestly feels like a bit of a time sink.So, I was thinking, whenever someone hits us up on Zillow wanting to check out the place, maybe I could just ask upfront if their credit score is over 600 and if they're pulling in more than $6,000 a month.

Both my wife and I feel extremely uncomfortable with him here. 

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

How do y'all feel about the areas?

So, yes, I feel there might be a bit of a discount on the commission if they are getting so many units to sell, but they are still putting in a lot of work, so I wouldn't grind them too hard.

I pay $1200 for a one bed/one bath apartment...I feel hesitant to get into a property and how long would it take to go through, move in, etc....if I hope to leave in a year (again, likely won't be that fast).  

Its my first time seeing this particular product.based off of the low entry cost, Id be curious of the interest rate, have a feeling it would be hi, but you could get in.If you have no capital, how are you going to make the interest payments.

There is no 'title seasoning".Great way to use your own money as the bank and keep the ball rolling...If you have any questions in detail feel free to reach out I am always happy to talk REI.

Hi, I am from Georgia, with everything goes up here, feel like Alabama could offer a better or cheaper place to invest, so I am thinking about investing in Alabama, not inside of Birmingham, but between Atlanta and Birmingham or between Birmingham and Huntsville.  

Not interested in joining a syndication and would feel more accomplished figuring it out on my own with resources available to me.